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Caricatured

‘Caricatured’ is a digital painting done by Bardos with a recorded and sped up time-lapse showing the full process of creation.

Random sketching with no context.

The artistic name design for Bardos Thodol Works.

‘View For The Blind’ is a quick sketch originating from some scribble cross-hatching

Transformation of a Dirichlet Parquet meant as an example of creating interlocking, repetitive patterns and shapes.

A digital painting interrupted by computer bugs.

A very brief dive into Corel Painter, the first time worked with placing 3d objects into a 2d space by Bardos.

A 2D generated fractal image using equations in the program Ultra Fractal. Used in the Dissolution NFT video by Bardos.

Image of the 3D blender project that set the staging environment for multiple other pieces of artwork by Bardos.

Bloom of the Celestial Serpent is a wide digital painting that also rests as the border edges to another piece called Dragons Kiss.

A pencil exercise exploring the different basic weights of pencils and graphite and their different marks made on paper..

An illustration of a strange dream that was had while living in Salem, MA. An apparent foretelling of future events.

First step into graffiti style artwork and blending markers, combining techniques picked up in the Olde illustration.

The earliest iteration of sacred geometry that still exists in the BTW archives made with a compass and colored pencils.

Olde is an early illustration experimenting in reversing the creative flow from color to form as opposed to applying color to form.

The refraction from BTW’s experience interacting with the tech industry as a fledgling small business and artist.

Illustration started at a Summer Camp Music Festival and finished in Salem, MA detailing a vision of the past and future.

Apples is an extremely early drawing generated from imagination and a need to explore the visual pattern of closely repeating lines.

An early stage drawing exploring facial construction, shading and the transformation of pencil strokes into form.

Patience is a very early painting that represents the struggle of time, pain, and perseverance to reach a treasured goal.